Secretary-General António Guterres Engages with Angolan President João Lourenço at Arab Summit
Secretary-General António Guterres met with Angolan President João Lourenço at the Extraordinary Arab Summit in Cairo, where they discussed the...
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Egypt Proposes $53 Billion Gaza Rebuild as Alternative to Trump Plan
Egypt has proposed a $53 billion reconstruction plan for Gaza, aimed at presenting an alternative to Trump’s controversial displacement plan....
Top Reasons to Invest in Ghana’s Mining Industry
Ghana’s mining industry is key to economic growth, projected to increase GDP by 1.5% by 2025. The sector boasts rich...
Guterres Engages with Lebanese President Aoun at Cairo Summit
Secretary-General António Guterres met President Joseph Aoun of Lebanon at the Extraordinary Arab Summit in Cairo, discussing the Middle East...
Cyril Ramaphosa Seeks Agreement with Trump to Mend US-South Africa Relations
South African President Cyril Ramaphosa aims to resolve tensions with the United States caused by a land reform policy through...
Egypt’s Proposal for Interim Governance in Gaza Aims to Replace Hamas
An Egyptian plan aims to replace Hamas in Gaza with interim governance bodies supported by Arab and Western nations. The...
Trial of Former Peruvian President Castillo for Bid to Dissolve Congress Begins
Pedro Castillo, the former President of Peru, is on trial for rebellion and abuse of authority following his failed attempt...
CK Hutchison Sells Panama Ports Stake to BlackRock Amid U.S. Pressure
CK Hutchison plans to sell its stake in the Panama Ports Company to a consortium that includes BlackRock, due to...
Clashes Erupt in Nasir Town as Political Tensions Continue in South Sudan
Clashes in Nasir Town between the South Sudan People’s Defense Forces and armed civilians have resulted in multiple casualties. The...
Empowered Women Leading Climate Action Against the Crisis
The article highlights the significant impact of climate change on women, who are disproportionately affected and yet serve as leaders...
